The 61-year-old German man is accused of selling vaccine passports to anti-vaxxers.
According to Freie Presse paper. The man did it because he was paid by anti-vaxxers who didn’t want to get shot themselves, the report said.
The report added that the 61-year-old carried out his shooting campaign in Saxony and at least three other states.
It quoted local police officers as saying he went to three different vaccination centers every day and presented his name and date of birth, but did not have a health insurance card with details of his vaccination status. .
He has recorded 87 coronavirus vaccinations in the state of Saxony alone.
A medical worker at one of the centers in Dresden recognized the man when he arrived for the vaccination, another German publication DW report German red cross quote.
When the 61-year-old man entered one of the Leipzig centers, alert officers notified police and they arrested him, the report said.
The Red Cross was accused of selling his vaccination passport. A criminal investigation has been opened in Saxony and other states, according to DW.
How men sell vaccination passports?
The Freie Presse The newspaper reported that the man would carry a new, blank vaccination document with him every time he entered a vaccination center.
Once he gets the shot, he will discard the batch numbers of the vaccines and sell them to people who oppose the COVID-19 vaccination.
